In this demo, you can experience the early part of BUNSIK. Some food, tasks, story, and endings are available only in the full version.

BUNSIKIt is a first-person psychological horror game about working a night shift at a snack bar.

A twenty-year-old college student short on living expenses starts a night part-time job with good working conditions. Take customer orders, prepare food, and clean the shop to finish your day's work.

As daily life, which initially seemed ordinary, repeats itself, you begin to feel a growing sense of discomfort from the words and actions of those around you.

Work at a night snack bar.

Converse with visiting customers and confirm their orders. You must personally prepare the ordered food and serve it to the customers.

Even after all the customers have left, there is still work to be done. Clean the shop, tidy up the surroundings, and wrap up the day's business.

Create a variety of snack menus.

Cook various snack menus yourself, such as tteokbokki, ramen, and fried food.

You can put ingredients into pots and cooking utensils, prepare the finished food, and serve it to guests.

Clean and close the store.

After closing time, clean the shop using a broom and mop. Even amidst familiar tasks, you must pay attention to small changes happening around you.

Go back home past the old residential area.

When work is over, I have to walk through a dark residential area back to the rooftop room.

An alley that seemed ordinary during the day feels like a completely different place at night. Check the messages on your phone and prepare for the next day.

Anxiety in repetitive daily life

The horror in BUNSIK starts with situations that are likely to happen in reality, rather than with supernatural beings.

Someone might know too much about you, or a seemingly ordinary conversation might feel strange later on. You must decide for yourself who to trust.

Key Features

• First-person psychological horror set in a Korean late-night snack bar
• Ordering, cooking, serving, cleaning, and closing duties
• Storytelling through mobile phone messages and the surrounding environment
• Horror based on situations likely to happen in reality